Natasha Muhanji

Writing

Fiction, essays, and poetry shaped by memory and encounter.

Much of my writing is interested in how everyday experience carries emotional, social, and historical weight, and how language can hold complexity without flattening it.

My work has appeared across African literary platforms, often within collective and edited contexts that mirror how I understand authorship: as relational, porous, and in conversation.

Selected Publications

  • Brittle Paper
  • The Kalahari Review
  • Cosmorama Magazine
  • African Writer Magazine
  • Ukombozi Review
  • SprinNG

Selected Anthologies

  • Voices of the RevolutionPrint
  • Love Made in AfricaPrint
  • Suppressed Realities
  • Qwani 04Print
  • Tomorrow, I Will Be HerePrint

Selected Interviews

  • Recognition or Authenticity?

    With Eric Rugara

  • In Conversation with Natasha Muhanji

    With the-System*

Selected Panel

Macondo Literary Festival 2025

Kenya Writes Panel, with Aleya Kassam, Dorphanage & Dorechi

Love Made in Africa anthology

First Book

Natasha is increasingly drawn toward writing that behaves like a collage; fragments of experience, memory, place, and movement brought together into coherence, an approach that will shape her future work, including her first book.